Chad Burton talks about legal technology trends and how law firms can step up their tech game.
Trent Carlyle, Brad Clements, Peter Buck , and David Berger talk about their experiences building effective blockchain apps.
Judge Don Willett talks about how he became the Tweeter Laureate of Texas and give tips for other judges who want to use social media as a platform.
John Reed talks about essential marketing strategies for lawyers and how it's different from the business development.
Ethan Wall talks about how lawyers can use social media efficiently and ethically to promote their practice.
Gyi Tsakalakis and Kelly Street explore the topic of testing and analyzing your marketing techniques to help you invest your time and money wisely.
Keith Dyer discusses how using AI can improve law firms's marketing efforts.
In this inaugural reboot episode, new hosts Gyi Tsakalakis and Kelly Street talk with Mitch Jackson about identifying your "whys," newsjacking, and other digital marketing strategies.
Donna Serdula explains how she became the LinkedIn queen and how attorneys can use the platform to build their brand.
Laurence Colletti and Julie Tolek join Dennis and Tom as they talk about what they learned about LinkedIn while participating in the contest.
Michael Port shares seven steps for mapping out your next oral argument.
Seth Price talks about the four main components of SEO: high quality content, authoritative links, correct coding, and local.
Lea Ann Sterling discusses her experience establishing a successful law firm before practice management tools became popular, the importance of getting advice from reliable experts about technology and bookkeeping and how to find such help.
This week, Megan Zavieh joins us to discuss the byzantine advertising rules imposed on lawyers. Plus, we also talk about her new chatbot and podcast, Lawyers Gone Ethical.
Dennis Kennedy and Chuki Obiyo discuss how to use Linkedin to its full potential.
